Echelon House: Found Objects
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Montrose Institute doesn't accept applications.
It finds you.
Hera just wanted wifi and a nap. Miles just wanted 200 followers. Valkyrie just wanted her card to go through. Julian just wanted his socks to match, for once. Sylvie just wanted to bake in peace.
Instead, they got one exploded baking exhibition, a 100+ year old cereal box with an attitude problem (his name is Jake, he's rude, don't ask), and five brand new suspects in a police interrogation before any of them even started high school.
Magic is real. Nobody consented to this. And the cereal box is judging you specifically.
Montrose was never really a school.
It's a countdown - and it's been ticking since long before they walked in.
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